Ballynafeigh Housing Association

The Northern Ireland Somali Association (NISA) is a charitable organisation established in 2012, dedicated to safeguarding the wellbeing and dignity of Somali people and other new arrivals in Northern Ireland. Through education, advocacy, and empowerment, NISA aims to support the integration of the Somali community into local societies while raising awareness of the challenges they face, such as education gaps and language barriers. NISA provides various services including a Drop-In Service for immediate assistance, employment training workshops aimed at disadvantaged communities, and a Homework Club for schoolchildren, all supported by local institutions. Additionally, the association facilitates youth support programmes that offer social, cultural, educational, and sports activities to empower young people at risk of social exclusion. Generated from the website

Autonomie Lilac House, located in South Belfast, Northern Ireland, is dedicated to supporting the inclusion of young disabled individuals in the community. The organisation offers various services, including guidance in education, social activities, and promoting independence as young people transition into adulthood. With a focus on young people with physical disabilities and mild to moderate learning disabilities, Autonomie also provides support for parents, carers, and siblings. Their aim is to empower individuals and families through specialized programmes and resources tailored to enhance the quality of life and community involvement. Generated from the website